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In honor of our veterans and all who have served, a few locals got together at Gary's studio for Waffles and a Mini Con Jam this Memorial Day weekend. Chef Paulie prepared his famous waffles and there were various toppings.... maple or fruit syrup, fresh strawberries and blueberries and whipped cream and sausages on the side ..... coffee, champagne and orange juice, etc.

And of course, a heavy dose of Rickenbackers

Thankfully, there was better luck with my camera today this last weekend at BARC

Second batch of pictures celebrating Memorial Day weekend and those who served .... with Waffles Brunch and an afternoon of Ricken Jamming ...

Third Batch of Memorial Weekend Waffles and Mini Jam pictures ...

Fourth batch of pictures from Sunday's Memorial Weekend Brunch and Mini Jam ....



Will post more pictures later on here .... I have to go attend to our family barbecue right now .....

5th batch of pics from today's So Calif Memorial Day Weekend Waffles and Rics ...

6th and final Batch of pics from today's Waffles and Mini Jam.
I just realized I don't have a picture of Joey playing in the jam, as I had set my camera aside, when I was jamming with him, but maybe Gary or someone else who took pictures has some different ones....

Hope everyone has a good Memorial Day and remembers all those who served their countries in times of war.

Fun! Fun! Fun!

Very Cool,brings back fond memories of the waffle breakfast at the first BARC,which most of you attended . I was looking for pictures of a certain fretless 4000,but the fireglow converted 4000 is lovely. What's the story behind it?

It's a '67. I bought it in 92. It had a Guild pup in it and the fretboard was coming off, and the bridge pup was dead.. I had Nick at Norm's Rare Guitars repair the fretboard. Lindy Fralin repaired the bridge pup. Later I put a Ric high gain pup in a more proper neck position. I also have a toaster that I occasionally swap out.

Great photos of what looks like was a great time, wish I wasn't so far away from you guys and gal!

s4001 wrote:It's a '67. I bought it in 92. It had a Guild pup in it and the fretboard was coming off, and the bridge pup was dead.. I had Nick at Norm's Rare Guitars repair the fretboard. Lindy Fralin repaired the bridge pup. Later I put a Ric high gain pup in a more proper neck position. I also have a toaster that I occasionally swap out.

Thanks for the refresher,Scott,at first i didn't realise it was your bass. It looks absolutely fantastic.

I erred and doubled up posting two of the same pic earlier in Third Batch; with the 4080 Double Neck ..... here are two other 4080 pics with Scotty and Gary that I should have posted

Looks like a fun time!

Big thank you to Gary for being the host. And Paul's Waffles Inc. of Long Beach Township for catering!

While not as prolific as Rich, I did manage to snap a few pix.